Moscow Opens New High-Tech Food Production Complex

Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin spoke about a new unique food production complex that has appeared on the western side of the city.

Consensus

A new high-tech food production complex opened on Ryabinovaya Street in the Western Administrative District of Moscow.
The complex is a full-cycle factory-kitchen capable of producing up to 100 tonnes of food per day.
It includes robotic production lines, modern quality control systems, and advanced storage and processing technologies.
The facility produces ready-made dishes, baked goods, confectionery, meat, fish, pasta, and pirozhki.
The complex uses technologies such as sous-vide and shock freezing to preserve freshness and nutrients.
More than 300 units of high-performance equipment are installed at the facility.
The project received all necessary permits and sanitary-epidemiological approvals.
The Moscow government provided the land plot at a preferential rate of 1 ruble per year.
The project received an investment loan from the Moscow Fund for Industrial and Entrepreneurial Support.
The total investment in the project amounted to 4.45 billion rubles.
The complex will supply products to restaurants in Moscow and the Moscow Region.
The complex will create 530 new jobs in Moscow.

The complex is a flagship production facility for a restaurant brand, and it is the first such own production facility for the brand 'Kofemaniya'. — vm
The complex is the first own production facility for the restaurant brand 'Kofemaniya', and it was officially opened in July 2025. — vedomosti
The complex is part of a broader investment support mechanism for industrial projects, with 30 industrial facilities built in Moscow under similar terms. — m24
The complex was granted permission to operate on July 28, 2025. — vedomosti
The complex is not explicitly tied to a specific restaurant brand, and the focus is on infrastructure support for industrial development. — m24
The complex produces bread using traditional recipes, including Borodinsky and 'Perle' bread. — vm
The complex includes meat, fish, sausage, vegetable, pasta, and pirozhki production lines. — vedomosti
The complex is not linked to a specific restaurant brand but is part of a larger industrial development strategy. — m24
The Moscow government's support includes a land lease at 1 ruble per year and an investment loan from the Moscow Fund. — vedomosti
The Moscow government provides land at 1 ruble per year for industrial projects, and 30 such facilities have been built so far. — m24